Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-10-21
OAKLAND ITEMS.
Mrs. Mary Smith is re-rocfing, repairing
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Mrs. Mary Smith is re-rocfing, repairing
and otherwise beautilying her home.
1t is rumoned that we can soon announce 3
happy union-''two hearts made one"
Hon. John Emmitt and lady are attending
the Mechanics fair in the city of Portland.
Mr.. John Bayless and lady went to Portland
on last Tuesday morning TO attend the fair.
A. F. Stearns Esq. returned home from
business trip TO Portland on Sabbath night.
Hon. John II. Shupe has been much
afflicted with a rheumatic trouble for several
days.
w. II. Young and Willis Brown are ex.
pected home from San Francisco during this
week.
P, B. Beckley Esq. returned from Port.
land on Monday night, whittier he had been
on business.
Mrs. !. c. Hutchinson is in Portland this
week purchasing goods for repienishing her
milliner stock.
Agentlcman, whose name l cannot give,
has been lecturing in Browns hall for several
nights on astrology.
DR.. J. C. Shambrook, and his brother Geo.
H. Shambrook were in Oakland on Monday
night on important business.
Rev. E. T. Ingle made short visit to
Oakland on Monday evening, returning to
Roseburg Tuesday morning
the week, attending upon her brother John
Dickson who is seriously sick.
Us. Beckley Esq, is erecting building
on the west corner Of his livery lot where he
will conduct harness and furniture business.
Adjutant General Campbell Of Kansas, lee
tured on prohibition in our city during the
week, he had good houses and his talks were
interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ]. Stearns went 10 the
Metropolis on Monday morning TO visit the
Mechanics fair and to purchase goods for z.
G. Young & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fortin Of Coles valley were
in Oakland Monday enroute for Stockton
California. We wish them pleasant visit
andssafe return to their Umpqua home.
Quite number Of people from distant parts
Of the county have been here with their
teams supplying their various wants for the
winter season, which is fast approaching.
Mr.. Durham Of the R. r. force was very
sick at the Depot hotel in Oakland last Satur-
day aud Sunday. He was able to return to
his home in Roseburg on Monday morning.
Fruit growers are realizing more money
from their fruit crops this year than ever be-
fcre. Several car loads Of apples pears etc.,
have been shipped from our depot this week.
The pasi few days have been very quiet in
our community, but little if any thing new
transpred that would be likely to interest
the readers Of your always interesting RE-
VIEW
Rev. Mr. Miller Of Roseburg, occupied Bro.
Richardson's hour in the Baptist church on
last Sabbath evening preaching an unusually
interesting sermon from, "What think ye Of
thee Christi"
Hon. VIM. Thiele aas returned from his
trip east OF the mountains where he has been
employed in Government surveying, but as
yet we have not had the pleasure Of an inter.
view with him.
Mrs. Smith Bailey in company with her
nephew Mr.. Graves, Roseburgh's clever
photographer paid Oakland visit on last
Tuesday. Mrs. Bailey always receives a
warm welcome in Oakland by host of
friends.
The music at the meeting Of the prohibi.
ton league on last Friday evening was a very
interesting feature. The class Of little folks,
instructed by Mrs. E. II. Henderson, ac-
quilted themselves in a manner most credita-
bic, both 10 teacher and pupil.
Our people are delighted at the prospect Of
a bridge across the North Umpqua at Win.
chester. This span Of steel across the river
will bind the 'fnorth and south" closer to-
gether, and, as it We're, remove from between
us the "watery chasm" that has SO long di-
yiled us. Oakland and Roseburg will feel and
realize that they are nearer neighbors and csc
mote ii be-.